(back of) newsletter, 10th July 2016

RESPONSORIAL PSALM: Seek the Lord, you who are poor,

                                        And your hearts will revive.

IMPULSES FOR PRAYER: Ex 23: 4-5;   Lev 19: 17-18;   Mt 18: 21-35;   Lk 15: 4-7

MEDITATION:

Some words are clear because they are shallow and without mystery; they suffice for the mind; by means of them one acquires mastery over things. Other words are obscure because they evoke the blinding mystery of things. Such words, which spring up out of the heart, which hold us in their power, I would like to call primordial words, as opposed to the other kind which are fabricated, technical, utility words.

Karl Rahner SJ (d. 1984)

MASS INTENTIONS

Sat 9th July, 6pm: Bridie Lydon, RIP

Sun 10th July, 10am: James Flannan Conheady, RIP

Sun 10^th July, 11.30am: Keith Thompsett, RIP

Tues 12^th July, 10am: Margaret O’Hara, RIP

Wed, 13^th July, 10am:   

Thurs 14^th July, 10am: Romeo Arcelo Perales Sr, RIP, birthday

Fri, 15th July, 10am:

Sat 16th July, 10am:

West Grinstead Pilgrimage 17th July 

A Rambler coach will make the following pick-ups on the Sunday morning:-

Holy Redeemer Church, Hollington, 08.00

St Mary Magdalene, Bexhill,             08.15

Our Lady Immac', Battle                   08.35 (Pick-Up at Abbey?)

If you’d like to go, please put your name on the list at the back of the church. Please bring a packed lunch and a donation of £10 to cover the costs of the day.

As for return times, that will be dependent on finish time of Mass and getting 13 coaches loaded and away from West Grinstead but I would hope we will be back between 18.30 and 19.00 latest. If you have any questions, please contact

ianmoon46@hotmail.co.uk

God Bless

Deacon Ian Moon

DIVINE MERCY GROUP WELCOMES

you to join us in presbytery at 2.30pm on the following Mondays: 18^th July.

COMMUNITY CLUB

In the crypt (entry via The Bourne) on Mondays from 10.30am to 12 noon.

Tea/coffee and biscuit 50p. Annual subs, starting now: £3.Non-members a bargain at 50p a talk. Don’t miss out on a GREAT MORNING OUT.

THE PEOPLE’S NEW TAPESTRY

has been launched as part of the Hastings Celebrates 1066 events. You can buy a panel (£5) and sew a picture of yourself on; each panel will then be assembled onto larger back pieces and then be displayed in St Clement’s at least until the 1000^th anniversary. It is hoped that the Hastings embroidery will also be out this year too. Email heather_agar@yahoo.co.uk if you’d like a panel.